Jeffrey Borak

Shakespeare & Company hosts a weekend of staged readings Oct. 10-12, celebrating Jewish stories and playwrights from Arthur Miller to Wendy Wasserstein.

Bridge Street Theatre presents Hannah Moscovitch’s “Red Like Fruit,” a U.S. premiere exploring trauma, memory and women’s stories.

"A Beautiful Noise" runs at Proctor's through Sunday, Sept. 28.

Isadora Wolfe directs "Metamorphoses" at Berkshire Theatre Group, presenting Ovid’s myths and human transformation in a captivating pool-based production.

"The Weekend" explores friendship, family, and secrets in a small town, bringing heart, humor, and drama to the stage this fall.

World premiere of "Beehive: The ’70s Musical" takes the stage at Mac-Haydn Theatre in Chatham Sept. 12-14, featuring disco, rock and country hits performed by an all-female cast.

"Once," at the Majestic Theater through Oct. 19, tells a heartfelt love story set in Dublin.

Shakespeare & Company is mounting the regional premiere of “Mother Play” in a production that opens Aug. 31 in the Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre after previews that begin Aug. 29.

You don't need to understand the ebbs and flows in Shakespeare’s writing to be caught by the remarkable physicality, discipline and sheer artistry of the circus performers.

There's certainly an inviting quality to Buffett's no-calories material that beckons us to kick back, chill and engage in a Margaritaville lifestyle on a no-frills tropical island resort far removed